Sen. Scott Brown to Release Memoirs Next Year
Not even going to read the article; just copied and pasted the link. I thought Scott Brown had more sense. Guess not. He must be running for president. Or someone waved big bucks in front of him.
Historically, and typically, a "memoir" is something you write in old age. You don't write a memoir at 50. And certainly not at whatever age B. Hussein "wrote" both of "his".
Scott Brown has got years ahead of him before he's even a pimple on the face of History.
Now, I read Sarah Palin's book because the point of it was to re-introduce herself to the American public after being thrown in the mud for a year by our vaunted and beneficent Fourth Estate, because she was in fact Governor of a state, and because she is clearly positioned to be of importance in national politics — maybe not in 2012, but certainly down the road.
Scott Brown hasn't even been a US Senator for a year — hell, for barely even a month — and memoirs seem appropriate? I don't think so. He's one of 100. Yawn. So was B. Hussein Øbama.
Comments (2)
It seems a bit early to me to write his memoir. It's nowhere near as early as the publication of Dreams from My Father which was published in 1995 and republished before Obama was elected to the Senate.
I think when Brown writes his book, he ought to send an autographed copy to the Vice President. Biden apparently thought it was necessary to tell Brown that enemy combatants get government paid defense lawyers at military tribunals. Obviously Biden doesn't know that Lt. Col. Brown served as a defense lawyer in the guard and would therefore already know this.
Posted by The Rich Wasp | March 10, 2010 1:48 PM
Posted on March 10, 2010 13:48
I was actually thinking Scott Brown might want to wait and see if he's re-elected before he writes memoirs. After all, he is from Massachusetts.
Posted by Nathan | March 10, 2010 2:26 PM
Posted on March 10, 2010 14:26